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At a meeting held last night in Elks' Hall, Central Square, it was revealed that membership had reached 1,100, although only 800 had paid their dues to date, 200 of these were waitresses, Eliot House, the Freshman Union and the Faculty Club being Association strongholds.
Only direct student contribution to the drive was the amount of $250 given by the Student Council from dues collected in September.
Saying that the 75 cents paid by members of that local every month gained them life-long security, and would help them to secure a job in any city in the United States, Everitt contrasted this with the 25 cent dues of the Employees' Association. "This just means the University...
The constitution sets dues of 25 cents a month, and it was indicated that these would not be raised and might possibly be lowered. Many waitresses expressed willingness to pay dues, regardless of the fact that the Association is not empowered to represent them, on the grounds that it would...
Offsetting the Dubinsky gain, A. F. of L.'s Teamster Tobin last week blamed the A. F. of L., in part at least, for the collapse of the peace negotiations. But the question of war and peace hung mostly on the division within the A. F. of L. itself...